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The cbi on saturday filed a chargesheet against three arrested railways officials in the june 2 balasore train accident case for alleged culpable homicide not amounting to murder and causing disappearance of evidence, the agency said. the cbi had arrested senior section engineer (signals) arun kumar mahanta, senior section engineer (in soro) amir khan and technician pappu kumar, all posted in balasore district, on july 7 in connection with its probe in the accident involving three trains which l...

The CBI on Saturday filed a charge sheet against three arrested Railways officials for alleged culpable homicide not amounting to murder and destruction of evidence in connection with the June 2 Balasore train accident case, officials said.

The accident took place when the Coromandel Express crashed into a stationary freight train at Bahanaga Bazar station in Balasore.

The accident took place on June 2 when the Coromandel Express crashed into a stationary freight train at Bahanaga Bazar station in Balasore district, and some of its derailed coaches fell onto the adjacent tracks and collided with the oncoming Yeshwantpur-Howrah Express.

In its charge sheet filed before Special CBI court in Bhubaneswar, the CBI has charged the accused under Indian Penal Code Section 304 part II (culpable homicide not amounting to murder), Section 34 read with 201 (common cause read with destruction of evidence) and 153 of the Railways Act.

The CBI has charged the accused under Indian Penal Code Section 304 part II (culpable homicide not amounting to murder), Section 34 read with 201 (common cause read with destruction of evidence) and 153 of the Railways Act.

The central agency had arrested the three -- senior section engineer (Signals) Arun Kumar Mahanta, section engineer Amir Khand and technician Pappu Kumar, all posted in Balasore district -- on July 7 in connection with its probe in the accident involving three trains which left 296 people dead and over 1,200 injured

In his statement to police after his arrest, Solanki said he had consciously refrained from leaving any identity trail with government identification documents or bank accounts.

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